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RICHMOND MARKETS
1T NV y TT
COUNTRY PRODUCE.

COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Buttsr Eggs. Fouls, Lard, Corn Neal.
Butter: Choice, family packed, 2la2jc.; choice
store packed, lsa22c.; good TO prime, loalec. /;
poor to tair, l2aiic.
Live Hens: Choice, fat, 25c. a piece; Old
cocks aud small hens, @Ja23'.
chickens: choice, large, 20a2sc.; smaller
sizes, i0ai5c.
l3hc per pound; turkeys, live, &c. per pound
Ducks, choice, dressed, l.alSc. per pound
Geese, dressed, Sai0c. per pound.
Eggs: Fresh, 23a9ic.
Lard: Country, s.. active.
Corn Meal: sOa55c. per oushel for country COO.
for city mills.
Cabbage: $3.50 barrel; carloads, s5as7
per hundred.
Potatoes; Irish. extra choice, s.. sSas275 per
Onions: SlasllO per bushel.
Green end Dried Fruits.
Apples: Green. choice, s2.50aS2 rs per barrel.
fair demand; good TO fine cooking, Sl5)ass
per barrel.
Chosmuis: &C. a pound, dull
Dried Peacnes Bright slice, l7alSc.; dark
slice. lsalic.
Appes: gvapora,ed. isal3c. bright slice, ca
&C. : dark slice, laiiec.
Biackborries: 7aIhc.
KhOrte berries; saiOc.
hGspherrles. iSa.C.
Miscellaneous.
Beeswax: l9c. per pound.
slack OAK Bark: hOssed. ST. per 2.ei1 pounds I;
BLACK oak and chestnut, rough, s. per 3,oOJ
pounds.
Feathers; Prime live goose, iOai5c,; common,
CSC
FIaxseed: slasl 05 per busheL
day: No I timothy, SljaSl550; No. :, sii;
mixed clover aud timothy, slOasl4; clover, SlOa
sl2
pag ION anfpaftn sl.afi0 Der ton
Baled Oats: 5AaGOc.
Rools: Ginseng sL0Oasi70 per pound seEe-
ca, free OF tops, SssiOc. per pound.
Peanuts: 35S atc.. active, 40 70 quality.
Rye: G0s62r. per huaael.
sumac: Prime. 75Gsti.
Snuck.: l5af0s
Raled Straw 82ai5c-
YailOw: ~ e4c. per pound.
Wool: Washed, S0a32c. unwashed. gea3ic.
BURY viii bring from TO &c. por pound less
than the above rates.
LusBER, sT1vRs, sc.
Lumber: White oalg. cut 10 order, fl5aS20 per
100: on marset. S2asils0 psr l,000; Western
Virginia poplar, si1fss0 per 1000; Woot Viz
einia white pine, t2aaS4 per i,uoo; yellow
size rough bOarus. s.: dry clear, Sl2nal3, q
iOico. S9asi5. according 10 si1o and lengths.
shingles-Pine, N.75ai250; cypress, 6-ineh, tia
g. per 100: ssps, fiasA Laths-Spht 81; saw
Saves: whissey-barrel timber, green. slsa
so per i00o: seasoned, isOass5 per iVOo Ma
came slaves, o. 5OaE7; turned headings. &c. per
set Flour-barrel poles, fiai0 Hogshead-hoopA
50c. per bundle.
1.-THE prices given above are generally for
round lots at nrst hands. In nlling small orders
an advance would DO asked.l
CEMENT, IiNE. PLASTER, &C.
Cement: Rosendale. SIN per barrel; James
slver, 81 81
Lame: Agricultural. sai0c. per bushei; Rock
aud, 81 .I0afl.i5 per barrel, according 10 guam
llty; Virginia, tlasi.oa
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-FRIDAY, DECEMBER q 1887

nous way with head thrown back ana
eyes half closed in an ectasy OF delight
at having secured q listener. After
time the captain, submitting TO the IN
evitaole, adopts the wisest course IN the
circumstances, and dozes of to sleep
again. The bore isso satisfied with him
self and 80 engrossed in his tale that he
never notices this and still goes on, see
saw, sing-song, with never stop TIL the
audience, or, at least, one OF them,
grow as weary as the captain.
But mysterious avenger is at
hand. A limping ghost OF horrible APP
pearance, who remembers his own sui
ferings on earth, hops in unseen TO
befriend the captain. He squats silently
behind the chair OF the story.teller,
holding the club he carries in readiness
to strike, while that worthy is still quite
unconsciously jabbering his interrninable
nonsense. Once the club is raised
threateningly over him, and twice, and
yet he goes on then laundering stroke
descends on his shoulders, which stops
his voice so Suddenly that it leaves him
with open mouth in the middle OF
word. In comical terror he gazes
about IN vain attempts to find
out whence the blow came, then, in
amazement, seizes the sleeper and
rouses him 10 tell Of this terrible new
affair. But the captain listens with
hay inattention, evidently thinking it
some more OF the same tale, and dozcs
off again Immediately. The bore, aban
doned now to the tender mercies OF the
spectre, runs hither and thither in hor-
ror, adopting first one plan and thea
another to discover or avoid his invisible
assai ant but the ghost crawls after him
wherever he goes, now clubbing, now
clutching him, until at last the poor
wretch makes his escape halt dead with
fright and the captain is left to sleep in
peace, while the ghost curls up by his
side like faithful dog whose labor0 are
iona
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nEArIIN.

FlNNkf.-Died, In Pine hlui, Ark, Monday,
November ~, ISL. Nr. LRICH FlANkl.
OF Ar. w. I. Pcrdue, corner Of Nineteenth and
Everett streets. Manchester. TO-DAY Nridayl
December ~. az II A. NJ his friends aud ac-
quantsnees are Invited 20 attend Without iur'her
notice.
HOLLiNS Died, December Isl. In New hent
Inns and daughter Oh Aun II. aud Joseph N.
Whi1e' Ia the swenty-eighlh year OF her age.
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FINANCIAL.
NEW YORK, BALTIMORE, AND Rich
MOHD STOCK EXCHANGES
Grain, Provisions, Cotton, Tobacco, Tur'
psntine, Rosin, Tar, and
Peanut Markets
by telegraph to the Dispatch

NEW YORK, December 1.-The stock market
was dun, except for few stocks, and was heavy
70 weak for most OF the day. Tho principal Tao
tor in the decline was n rumor OF strike on
Reading which. being circulated In London, was
reflected IN early cables, which made an excuse
10 open this MARKET down. This was followed by
free sales for short account Of Reading. 81 Paul,
Union Pacific. and Lake Shore. the pressure
against the latter being specially severe. LAcka-
'yana also sunered later when the attention OF
the bears was turned TO tin the afternoon. the
rumors in regard % Reading met with Official
donial, and other fayora bio developments started
a covering movement which carried some few
stocks % the best figures OF the day, but tho adj
vance eliminated before the close, though the
gains were well held. The report Of the Denver
and Kio Grando was the cause Of sharp ad-
vance IN preferred stock. and some attention was
attracted by the strength ia quicksilver mining
stocks. After several slight declines during the
day the list finally rallied, and the close was
steady 20 nrm generally At fractions under tho
opening figures and with everything in the &C
tive list lover. Sales aggregated 10000 shares.
NEW YORK. December 1.--A0On-stocSs quiet
and weak Money easy AZ 4a5 per cent bx-
chenge-Long, 4SlH; short AS Governments
dun.
Ecening. Exchange dun and steady; long,
4s2: short, 1876 Money easy at 3aSH closing
offered al per cent Sub-Treasury balances
Gold, Sl3a 5000: currency, N00O.DO. Govern
ments dun; per cents, 1859; ~ per cents,
honda Jult
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NEW YORK TOBACCO MARKET

NOVEMBER 29.-The movement In western
Leaf Il very moderate on export account, yet on
tho show NJ OF business hrn prizes prevail In
seedl0af there Is fair iobbin' business, with "a
10 prices no difficulty ~ sus air ng arm ra9ge.
Sales OK 80 hhds Kentucky leaf 81 6al2c 80 eases
losi Wisconsin, Havana ca trlyate terms; III
cases lcSl do. al o.: ~ cases 1870 ONO a. &c
200 cases 1876 Penusyivania- avana az ldas0c
10 cases ia-6 Ohio ~ fa1 &c l00 cases 1850 State
Havana al SaI6.: 30 bales Havana at bOc.sSl.00
iJ0 balcs Sumatfa at sl.&asLs3--NeW f0Tl
,Ituraai 81 Commerce.
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FntnI rire.
fBy telegraph 70 tho D.spatch. !

BRooKyILE, KAN, December 1.-The
Lawrence Hotel, six business houses,
and three dwellings We're burned here at
] O'Clock this moipino. Four men
Fireman Brimer, OF Wamego Brake
man HauigaD, Of Wamego; Mr. Farm
worth, Of Lincoln, and an unknown
man were burned to death. Charles
Morse, of Tower Springs, Kan, was
badly burned. and will probably die.
The guests OF the hotel were obliged 10
jump from the second-story windows.
Total loss, so, 600 ; insurance, $1,000.
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Farthquahe shock

tBy Anglo. American cable TO tho Disps,chl
LONDON, December IA shock Of
earthquake was felt at Chorley, County
Lancaster, at Z o'clock this morning
A rumbling Doiseaccompanied the shock.
Buildings shook and people left their
houses greatly frightened. No serious
damage was done.
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MARRIAGES.

BRooKS-I R.-Narricd, OF Walnut
Grove church. Hanover county, Noyambef aIih:
Hiss CJlA BELLE JkffR; both OF Hanover
county, Va.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on December l.,
1871 by kev. Robert J.. Mayo, assisioi ~ hey.
John u. Newton, in Monumental church. TunAlAS
NELSON CARTER 90 AGNES AlhlNeuN
MAYO.
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a Colorado Lynebing.

TUl E|I'NT WITII W F'I' I7''I''''''IfF
ALAMosA. Cot, December ]. - Michael
O'Brien. the tramp who brutally as
saulted Miss MoGregor night before last,
was taken from jail last night 10y citizens
and hanged IL O gate ut the stock-yards.
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MARKsTs BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Observation-Disclosures steady: sales,
iS1 bales uplands, i0lsc.; Orleans il&c; net
receipts. N..ei bales; cxports--to Great EEitain,
caS,sA bales. southern noar 1Fm. trading
moderate; common ~ fair extra, ca 25as4; good
10 choice. si,l0asa WAeat-optlons active aud
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Fire la BaIttn ore.

BALTIMORE. December IA fire this
morning destroyed the cigar aud eiga-
rette-factory OF ). Pacholder a Co., on
Saratoga street. The damage is esti-
mated at $40, 600, and is fully insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-02

NILUHUNU, UtEtIuUtI 7, IooIs
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT 20 bushels
CORN.-i5i bushels.
PEAs-9i bushels
MILL OFFAL.-l2 tons
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WasAr.-Loneber y. 500 bushels prime on
private terms 500 bushels fair al sOc 80 bushels
con mon at 7j,. Shortberry, $50 bushels very
good al Sic; Il bushels common at 73c Total
sales OF wheat, 1884 bushels.
Offerings to-day OF wheat, 2,223 bushels.
same day last year. 1913 bushels. Sales to-
day Of wheat. ,69i bushels same day last yenr,
5ils bushels. Offerings 80 far this year, 81. 80
Fxlreme range Of prices to-day, - 20 SIC. same
dav lat year 63 10 Sc
COKS.-White. $50 bushels prime new al So.
S2l bushels very good new on private terms.
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE

BALTIMORE, MD, December Virginia 6s,
consolidated, 4Sh past due coupons. 624; do.
l0IO'a, %; DO new 3s, g. Bid to-day.
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PEANUT MARKETS.
NzW YORK PEANur xARRzr.

NOvEMBEk 39.--Peanuts are called for In u
moderate way. Fancy hani-picsed quotoJ ~
4Ns43,c. aud farmers grades at "a al c. --Nsss
York Journal u Commerce.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. DEcEssxs I, 1851.

PORT OF RICHMOND. DEcsssxs I, 1851.
ARRIVED.
steamer Ariel, Deyo, Norfolk. unitod states
mail, merchandise. and passengers !. b rssau>
agent
steamship Pioneer Hines, Philadelphia. msr-
ehaDdise and passengers, !. w. Nccsrriek.
agent
PORT or NEWPORT NEWS DscsxsKs I. 1851.
tBy telegraph
kRklvxn
steamship Richmond. Jeany, Norfolk. sn1
sailed lof New York.
sAliEn
Steainship kaaswhs. Scars, New yek.
Steamship puke Of Westminster, Tong. Liver
pool.
Scseoasrs J. q. Ogden. Iele, Psovideacs; ha.-
Boston,
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REFUSES TO RESIGN.
.,v.,nvyr eREvY wTrBHoLps HIS
wrssAaE TO THE CHAMBER
-, Cabinet Again Rssigns-erest Excite
rent At the Palais BOnroOn-erevy
Thinks Public opinion Is
with hin.

...r.i his decision to send the mes
d. tbe Chamber containing hls
,..tsn. and therefore the Cabinet
5..,,, resigned The announcement
..,'. ,c,,on of the Ministry was greeted
Continued applause 10y the mem
.ftbe Left. N. Mcari, president
.t.I,n groups, moved that the SIT.
susueulcd. The members OF
P..t, and Extreme Left murmurod
'.,t,. ,-oposal, and M Cureo dOrnano
..'.l dissolution would be pre-
.. ,nmborof Deputies tooka recess
..tI. NJ Great crowds surrounded
'. t.vc bmlGing, constantly M
iu numbers. Crcs Of "AbaS
f.. and give Grcyy ' were fire.
a heard The police kept people
,.. .o clear tGe approaches to the
Of ,.,.r =,
Chamber roassemblel at 4 +. ".
-.. .t.cr recess was taken until q
. Ilo Senate took recess until
Rouledc leader OF Tire ia.
t.... I.n-un. addressed q section OF
.. crowd outside The ChamoCr, ana
.. f.c crowd "\lyc Greyy on"
.t.c TouMar,r. ihc people re-
....I With -Nua~ Grgyy and "N ivc
I'd I.r1.iaGe. ihc Dagde H'iunl''
c0a. assisted tae police to clear 'he
v.o Space n.tso,n She inlns ho'd Doh
.rHnuui lm'tne) and i-o quay B.
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ta. |... I."tn.r.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-02
NORFOLK PEAKUl MARKET
Reported Cor the Dlspa,ch.l

tRepOrted Tor the Dtspa,ch.l
DECEMBER MARKET easy. prilae, 3a9iac. (;
fancy. 3hc; common, lRa?hc.; shelied. "a
2kc.; Spanish, 2Ne. factory hand-picked, Ga
aiAc. No widowed stock wanted.
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FLOUR.
COTTON REPORT.

We quote: Fine. f2.j)ai2.75: superflne, s2.75s
1870; extra, fLJ0asG15; family, Siaf4JO; patent
family, country, sL7Jasj.25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-02

THURSDAY, December !, 1887.
SALE8-FIRsT BOARD.-Sl51.50 Virginia new 80
(fractionaD at g., shares Atlanta aud Char
lotts stock atsii,.
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NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

NEW YORK. December Lotion Net re-
calpt-. ~ bales: gioss receipts, 6,8Ss bales.
Futures close st8- dy; sales, is3.lOO bales: Do
cember $40 62atilf3; January, $40 6jasl070:
February, siO ,64slO -: March, $40 siasl0si;
April. 30 90aslG3l; May flONafl09S; June,
sll o3ailLN; July AL0asil.0s; August Silica
$ll.l1
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WIIMINGrnN.

WUMISGrON. December l.--rurpentine steady
at Sac. hosin steady; strained, eOc. good
strained, So. Tar hrm at 3l.lO. Crude turpen-
Ne irm; hard, 500. yelIo@-dip and virgin,
q
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COTTON REPORT.
Market steady.
QUOTATIONS..
MfDDLING. 95sc.
Low MIDDLING. 9Lc.
GOOD ORDINARY, SIC
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CINCINNATI. December Flour moro active
ana strong. Oheat scarce and In good demand !:
80 red, Rbc Corn suong and tendency
upward: No 2mixed. %. Ogts-Good demand
an nrmly held: Ma. , mixed, 32kc Pork
Light demand; new, il1. Lard strong and
higher 40 $50 Bulk-meats nominal and un-
changed. Mhiskey steady sc sL05
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N.d"i1hf.-The Boalev0rds are calm.
The Municipal Councils are sitting with
eiOa'd doors. In the Senate this after
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, December /. 1887.
OFFERINGS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-02

Inefc Was good deal Of rough Skin
missing during the evening. Several
parsons sustained contusioDs add twenty
"0fe arrested, the crowds in the mean
unc vigorously denouncing the police.
President Greyy, at the conference
WI. tuo Ministers. abiding 10 the ~.
iue1es oi the Fcrryisis. said alt rs oil
very aniuliy coutrved. but the game Is
nov apparent, aud IT is not 70 the honor
81 human nature. see that those who
pay it are Ia hurry 10 cat At tho presi-
aenlial table, bat they are going to be
disappointed.
TIE LATEST.
V-dnlnkI. The Honleynrde are calm.
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LOUISVILLE. KY, December i.--Grain nrm.
Whea;-No. Ted winter. s1r. Corn-No. 2
m Aed, jla5lLc Oats-No 2, 33Nc. Provisions
strong: clear rin bulk sides. t715; new hams,
sll5Ua$l2 Prime leaf lard, a..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-22
HEnAHKs AND CONDITIONS

Nom nations o stakes must be made
to sne see, AIRY on or before the his'
day of Augus. 1887. tntrres fer the
purses mus, be ma G: For MondaI'S
sccs en- the saturday pre- edins;
Wedut SdaN'S Faces o., ,toltay, ana l. II
F,i ~ races ON Wcdne>da>. at the
regula time for ciosins sn res a des-
lgn- u Il b, the rules. Those who n 'Ve
nominated in sIas eS mu naine Z the
seer ry IN which they WI STAR The
day before The rtc', ,t6 +. ". "ors
entere.i in purses can only be drawn .
cons nj OF the Judges
The uies of the Pacific Blood Horse
Association will govern runLing races.
MI horses entered for ID strict -urses
mu.i He owned and KEEP Nevadaan
California. east OF the Sic IA Nevada
moupfaius, frr siA month prior to day
OF ce.
Err es to all trotting rae Will close
SepLrm ber ISL, with the ~ecreta
Eax o NOR. 10 enter. tn ee or more to
start in all races 70 purse~
N.tiona TrctiiuE ASSOC tion Rules
4o govern troiting races. Pacific Coast
Blood Hose Rules to govern running
races, except as above
All trotting and pacing races are the
best 'hre, III FIVE, u.itess OF oiherwise
specifeu; five to enter and thre 70
start. Bur he Board reserves the risnt -,
TO bold ~ less numbrl Than i've 10 Mi,
by the withdrawal OF proporti"naLr
amount OF the purse. Enlran' lee, en-
Fer cent on purse, 10 accoHipany hoAhi-
nation.
National Trott,ng Associat on rules to
govern troiting; hut the Boa III reserves
the int tn trot heats of any vo classes
alternately. If necessary 10 finish any
DAY racing. or 10 irot peclai r".e
b tween heats. A horse making walk
over shall be ent, ed only To the en-
tr.n money p i'd in. When less thau
the required number of ~iarteis appear
tneS IN ~ contest or the entrance mon
sey. q, be divided as {. i,ows: 6o2a TO the
fir~t, and 33lA to the second.
In all the foresoing takes the decla'-
atoms are void un ess az. omranied by
the money.
+ ease observe that in the above
stakes declarations asa permitted for u
small forfeit.
In. all races entries not declared out
bye Y. NJ. ofthe day preueding tn race
shall be requ red TO start 4A
Where there IL more than one entry
b, one person. or in on+ int crest, the
particular horse they are to start must
Be named by p. M. OF the day p,ecec :
sing the race. No added money paid for
q walk-over
Racing colors to be named in entries.
In trotting races drivers viii be re
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-22
4U@@TRsASiSM.

Ladies' Grand Tournaments for the
most accnm siished and graceful lady
riders. tuesda ctob-f 3rd, nd FRI
daN, 3ct"ber .th a 80 \. NJ.
Tie Socleiy ofIarS tur remiumS,
valued respc .tively II s 90, SO. $40 an 4
so
The lady who is aajudged first shall
have h CLIO c ~ all premiums OF
fere Th ec,na lady stall have sec
ond choice. and So on.
= / ladit : must rae with Sa dies.
1t is . peci ed that other special pre-
miunns will u ataet.-d to this !t>i BY pri-
v.lte contrib ton Non. but ladies II
the highest r,.~ t,ectaniliiy will be al
lowed to com peIe for prizes.
Ladies W s.ins To com pete for prizes
will please lend naales TO secretary, in
dorse by two members of the Society.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-22

iC. G.. PowNING, Washoe Co.
ALvARO EVANS, Washoe Co.
rHEo. VIM ERs, Washoe Co.
IF DANGBERG, Douglas Co.
w. =. BAILEY, Churchill Co.
Jos. MARzEN, Humboldt Co.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-22

Tuesday. ut. 3 =, md Friday Oct 7th
the novelty of IN md tan pony race will
be pro Ided. aud he am sing sight of
twenty or tut triy noble req men OF the
'orest, mounted on Inc wilde an =
most unmanagea ole cstyuses imagin-
able, galiopl, around the track at a
bres neck speen, will, as they say at
the circus, be alone wor. h the price of
ad mi iSsion.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-22
Officers of the s ociety:

quired 70 wear APPS of dist ct colors,
" hich must be nam in their entries.
Each days races viii commence at
one O'Clock p. VI, promptly.
All entries must be direc lv to j. d.
Tor e. son, ecretary of the Society.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-22
cLyuE~DALE MEDALS.

The Americs Clydesdale Assoriationw
IL. gi.e - valuable medal, of suitable
design, ,oI the best recorded Clydesdale
stallion, AMI a sim lar medal for the
Nevada, ma exhibited at the State
Falr of 1881.
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r'~ru. .r -u.-~rsr,tor
THE nISTNI~r FAIR.
The Rarsng Programme far the
W. eE.

Ntsck-
First day. I, troducto.y Three-quar-
ter dash, for District horse ) 30 ndde ;
entrance so declatation s. or Or fore
RUNNTNa rive eights lilo dash,
District horses, year-old $40 a' de /,
entrance so dec aritIon - on or before
Sept. lsf -
TRrrrING 20 class free tor all.
Purse SO. Fl 81 h ,rse s 50. - cont horse
9 on. third horse so. iher viii be- TWO
more races made for this day.
Second ID v. TUESDAY. Oct. A..
RUSHING Selling pnr FIR Dist let,
dam of n mite, sl50 ~ ied So entrance
Sept. ist. Horses to be sold fo" $1,000 u
carry EMIT e W light. va os.nds al
lowea for each 5 w under IN Si00.
huSNISa Hal -mile oi,sh; en' rance
free: purse Slou.
TkoTrINa-M Mile and repeat; free for all
three year-oIds and under IN tie Dis
trict purse $40; hr, morse slo :, cJnd
horse $.0,. TIL ri horse S5n
PACiNa-Nl e heats, hree in five, free
for all; purse So o; ii 81 horse $500. second
hors. $500, third morse Sl"O.
Third Day. oct. ..
Merchants, S AXE, Running T ,e
4uarte dash, 2-yesr-''lds. Si5D ad leo;
s25 entrance. half ior cit. Fiv or more
to enter.
Running MiIe and three eights, g.
year-olds, 600; added $50; entr nee,
half forfeit; so; dec aration on r oe-
fore Sept. 10Th, three OF more to starr.
RAINING Purse S5n; sn of two
miles; ten per cent. entrances; hve o.
more g.. enter. three or mert to START
rro.ting-MiIe heats, three in hve;
.ree for all District horses, pure IS o;
nrst horse $500; second horse 500, 'hird
horse 81 o.
there will be two more races made up
for this day.
Eourth bay. Oct. @.
Trotting-2:35 ass; mile heats. three
in Ave. free for all, pun Sc 90. fir nurse
$50 second horse 81 0. third horse 90
Trotting 2:2 class; Mile hea s, three
in five; free Tor ali. Purse : l0O0, first
hor e. S5Oo; second horse, $500; third
horse, 500.
There will be two more races made up
for this day.
Fifth Day. Oct. q.
vat r. r. Handicap-Mile and
half q sh; $500, add, d, $50, enfr nee.
half for felt, $40; d claration on or before
Sept lOtn. Weights to be Announced
Selling purse Closes the same time
as stakes zone mile and a quarter dash;
12Oo ad ed
Pacing Mile heats, three In five. free
for all: pu rse $40; 500 to first horse, $500
to second horse 500 to third he rse
Three other races Tor this day Will be
made
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BICYCLE RACES.

Two or three bicycle races will take
place between the fastt st wheelman in
The state. and ten contestants are count
ed up n.
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1887. 1887.
cpp STATE E4zo
e. OF 1887, -
Will Oe Held
AT RENO.
Commencing September 2Ist and Ending October Ist
S
35 RACES, $4,000.
LIBERAL PREMIUMS
For Live Stock Department and Exhibits in Pavilion
Ladies Grand Tournament,
Friday, Sep %, Wednesday, Sep % and Friday Sep 80
Ladies Grand Tournament,

Trials of Speed to be Conducted under the Auspices
of the Directors OF the State Agricultural Society.
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BALLOON ASCENSION.

rrangements have been made for a
series Of balloon asrens ons dufis z the
Fair, alike ovel ami exciting. Ascen.
siops will be made daily from the race
track.